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PubMed1963

Centrifugal chromatography. IX. Centrifugal paper chromatography of soluble collagens.

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PubMed1965

[The use of paper chromatography in the toxicological identification of drugs. IV. Proof of guajacuran in the urine by paper chromatography].

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PubMed1956

[Aberrations seen in paper chromatography of a non-amphoteric organic base (agmatine); application of these data to the analysis of the paper chromatography phenomenon in general].

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PubMed1950

[Paper chromatography as a qualitative method in the phytochemical analysis of organic acids; comparative study on the identification of organic acids in the root of Angelica archangelica L. with paper chromatography and the ester-hydrazide method].

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PubMed1974

Paper chromatography as an adjunct in the identification of anaerobic bacteria.

Modified paper chromatography procedures for the analysis of fatty acids produced by anaerobic bacteria are described. Both ethylamine and hydroxylamine derivatives of fatty acids were prepared from inoculated anaerobic culture broth. The derivatives were spotted on chromatography paper and developed with appropriate solvents. Paper chromatography is a valuable alternative to gas liquid chromatography as an ancillary procedure in the identification of anaerobic bacteria in the clinical bacteriology laboratory.

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PubMed1954